How do you make these narrower with the plastic grabber thing at the bottom? Include pics if possible please.
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The shade cannot be made narrower, as there is a minimum depth needed for the shade to be installed. Minimum depth for installation is 1-1/4" and for flush installation 1-1/2" is needed. The shade width can be trimmed to fit smaller windows. The 48-inch width can be trimmed to fit window widths 32-inches to 48-inches. Lastly, the length of the shade cannot be trimmed; for shorter window lengths, the fabric will stack nicely. If you have additional questions or concerns about our products, please feel free to our customer service department at 888-608-6611, as we'd be happy to assist. Redi Shade Customer Service
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glue them on or drill tiny hole in each end cap & into handle. then use correct size screw to fasten them on. that way you can always remove them later on if needed.
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They fit easier in some of the holes for me than they do others. But not good fits by any stretch of the imagination. I have not tried to change them yet, but the only options I came up with are 1) sand down the pegs a little to adjust fit. 2) sand out peg holes to adjust fit. Or 3) grab some good lumber and make a new top for my mini-bench. If you go for the sanding, I think a high grit on the pegs would be the easiest option. Just wrap it around the peg and twist it back and forth an check frequently for fit so that you don't remove too much material. Hope this helps in some way.
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They just pull off at an angle. There are only 2 little pieces of plastic holding them in.
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You will probably need to cut them with a box cutter to size and then put some Carpet Tape down and that should hold it.
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Just pull them apart. Put a finger in both holes and then just pull hard. The smaller ones are harder than the big ones.
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They just snapped in after I took the rubber stoppers off. In fact I had to hammer one in. Maybe your back leg diameter has a wider opening. Check the sizing.
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yeah i did the same thing when i got mine. you need to adust them back slide all the way and retighten while holding them in place. they slide
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near the top of the main vertical rails, grab the rounded triangular plastic part and turn until loose. it should continue to turn loosely. After that you can pull down on this same part and the vertical rail will come out of the top cap part.
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You must have put them in upside down.I bought 2 of them and they fit snug but work super!! I suggest pushing in and. Turning to try and get them loose.
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I used some pliers. They are very tight. I had to tare off a chunk of it and keep pulling on it until it finally came off. Good luck.
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My husband has the same issue so we used a piece of PVC to pre-stretch them. You do want them snug so don't over stretch them. :o)
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I suspect that would be a little difficult as the plastic is probably pretty dense. Are you able to remove the plastic bottoms? That's what I did with mine. I had little round plastic feet which I removed by wedging a small screwdriver under and prying out.
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Hey there, I just screwed them directly into the stool. Kind of hard to get them through... not a great design in that respect. Look into the Mogo... I got one and like it way better as a standing stool. Half the price too
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Sorry, I am unable to help. I did mine by cutting with a razor and soaking in hot water to loosen the rubber. Good luck. Let me know if I was of any help.
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I have no idea as I cut them down, lots, to fit. The tightener , listed as small on the bag, is a lost cause as it's way too big, with no way to reduce the size. HW
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The top and the bottom separate, just a little force or pressure will do the trick. They definitely fit really snug. Try pulling the top apart then the bottom then following the open edge. Hope this helps!